There is a lot of debate about the Flock cameras.
I've been all over the USA and there have been cameras on every intersection for... 15 years?
Yet, crime regularly goes unsolved.
How is it possible for anyone to steal a car, for instance? Yet it happens every day. Why dont they just look at the camera footage, see who it was and where they went?
My point is that surveillance and spying has been going on for decades and yet crime still goes unpunished.
Therefore, the spying and surveillance is not for crime. They market it as crime stopping equipment, but God knows how its actually used.
I am posting this because its an obvious "fool me once" argument, and no one else is making it.
I've been all over the USA and there have been cameras on every intersection for... 15 years?
Yet, crime regularly goes unsolved.
How is it possible for anyone to steal a car, for instance? Yet it happens every day. Why dont they just look at the camera footage, see who it was and where they went?
My point is that surveillance and spying has been going on for decades and yet crime still goes unpunished.
Therefore, the spying and surveillance is not for crime. They market it as crime stopping equipment, but God knows how its actually used.
I am posting this because its an obvious "fool me once" argument, and no one else is making it.
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